Semester Honor Rolls Announced Across Grades
High School honor rolls for the spring semester and final six weeks were announced. See lists with Highest Academic Honor and Academic Honor, General Honor, and Sophomore and Freshman sections naming students and families across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Beal
Susan Guenther
Barbara Finkbeiner
Ann Frook
Mary Kayda Kalian Liston
Jackie Livingstone
David Osborne
Jeanine Reed
Kathy Snyder
Pamela Staley
Amy Uphaus
Gay Wedemeyer
Heidi Wild
Sandra Burkhart
Joyce Dieterle
Sheila Farmer
Bruce Krempel
Elizabeth Merchant
Susan O’connor
Sheryl Peterson
Janice Austin
Deborah Carr
Beth Volz
Ruth Alber
Barbara Bardell
Jean Bondie
Andrew Campbell
Becky
Ealy
Virginia Esch
Janet Hank
The Hornet Opens With Dance Friday
The Hornet club for young people debuts in the former hatchery building on S Ann Arbor street operated by Dick Lutz and Don Nestor. Membership costs 5 a year or 50 cents for a one week pass with a dance at 8 p.m. featuring Bob Greens Electro as the opening act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornet
S. Ann Arbor Street
Dick Lutz
Don Nestor
Bob Green
Lutz and
Mestor
Scouts Build Sa line Valley bridge for film at UM
Scouts from a local troop built the Sa line Valley Farms bridge with speed and practicality for inclusion in a University of Michigan Audio Visual Education Center film More Than Meets the Eye. The group featured Jim Schmok Sam Hanselman Dan Hanselman Bruce Fritts Harold Hanselman Harold West Ed Schmok and Harold Fritts in staged photos. Photos by Dan Lirones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwai
Saline Valley Farms
University of Michigan
Jim Schmok
Sam Hanselman
Dan Hanselman
Bruce Fritts
Scout Committee
Harold Hanselman
Harold West
Ed Schmok
Harold Fritts
Ron West
Crippled Dee Goes Missing From Weisenreder Family Farm
The Weisenreders of Weber Road mourn the loss of their pet deer named Dee who vanished after Memorial Day. Adopted a year ago, Dee had a damaged leg amputated by a veterinarian, then grew into a neighborhood favorite before disappearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Weisenreders
Weber Road
Weisenreders
Weisenreder
Summer Band and Events Calendar Announced
Director Art Katterjohn released schedules for summer band classes from 5th to 8th grade with two morning sessions per week and fixed times for 6th 7th and 8th grades. Senior High Band meets Tuesday evenings with the Manchester Band starting June 11 and June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Katterjohn
Katterjohn
Manchester
Saline
Saline Valley Farms
Hospital Meets Set In Saline Community
The Saline Community hospital operating committee will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday June 19 at the office of Stanton Roesch on N. Ann Arbor street. A medical staff meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday June 21 at the Saline Savings Bank meeting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Community Hospital Operating Committee
Stanton Roesch
N. Ann Arbor Street
Saline Savings Bank
Council Deadlocked on Appointment to Hemmge Vacancy
City Council remains split 3 to 3 on appointing to the unexpired term of Jerome Hemmge who resigned June 1. George Johnson and George Anderson may consider other candidates while Meister and Mrs. Douthat stand as finalists. Hemmge’s term runs January 1, 1962 to January 1, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Hemmge
William Meister, Sr
Rudenz Douthat
George Johnson
George Anderson
Johnson
Hemmye
South America
Jack Bennett
Hemmge
Meister
Hoover Ball and Bearing Co
Robert Strohl
Saline Voters Elect New Board Members End Free Textbook Policy
Saline area residents pick Hugh Austin and Emerson Haeussler to four year terms on the Board of Education and reject ending the free textbook policy by 452 to 273. Incumbents Gerald Coe and Lauren Wild are ousted as turnout reaches 733. Final board meeting set for Wednesday. new board to organize in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Area
Hugh Austin
Emerson Haeussler
Board of Education
Gerald Coe
Lauren Wild
Austin Orchards
Haeussler
Farm Bureau
Coe
Wild
John Larder
W. A. Basman
Glenn R. Clark
Austin
Haeusster
Salinians Earn U M Degrees in Commencement
Two Saline women were among 3 928 University of Michigan graduates at Yost Field House ceremonies. Patsy A. Johnson received a bachelor of science in nursing and Patricia S. Kidwell earned a bachelor of arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
University of Michigan
Yost Field House
Patsy A. Johnson
Howard Johnson
S. Ann Arbor St
Patricia S. Kidwell
Clyde Kidwell
Marian Ct
Junior deputies invited to gun demonstration at club
Local junior deputies are invited to attend a gun demonstration by Saline Auxiliary Police at 6 pm Thursday at Tri County Sportsman's Club on Moon Road. Those who wish to attend should meet Bill Clark's home. transportation will be provided by the boys' fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Auxiliary Police
Tri County Sportsman’s Club
Moon Road
Bill Clark
Rhonda Maurer Poster Wins District Award
A poppy poster by Rhonda Maurer won best in the senior division at the district contest judged by the American Legion Auxiliary. As district winner her poster advances to the department stake wide contest next month. Miss Maurer is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Maurer of Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhonda Maurer
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Miss Maurer
Robert Maurer
Saline
Saline City Summer Recreation Registration Friday
Saline area youngsters may register for the city's summer recreation program between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Friday at the Intermediate School. Participants must be at least seven years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Area
Library Board to Meet for Budget Discussion
The Saline Library board will gather at 7 30 p.m. Monday to discuss the upcoming budget and spending priorities for the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Library Board
Heavy Storms Disrupt Area Phone Service
A week of severe storms disrupted telephone service in Saline and surrounding districts with about 100 subscribers temporarily cut off. Injured was Bill Dusterbeck who was hurt while trimming a tree struck by lightning on E Michigan Avenue. Thorughout the area some repairs required extra crews and service was expected to be restored by Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dusterbeck
Carl Curtiss
E. Michigan Avenue
Dusterbeck
Saline
Kenneth Conway
Tecumseh
Clinton
Conway
Macon
Detroit Edison
Dividend Declared by Sa line Savings Bank Board
The board declares a dividend of 1 per share payable June 20 to stockholders of record June 15 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Savings Bank
William B. Lutz Post to Elect Officers Thursday
The American Legion William B. Lutz Post will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the hall to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Lutz Post
American Legion
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Bruce Carr
Martha Esch Gayle Finkbeiner
Earl Klager
Jerri Olson
Kathie Reed
Shirley Sheehan
Lois Sutton
Keith Armbruster
Georgia Burg
Donald Dechert
Ted Graban
Vicky Hill
Karen Hinderer
Dave Hollenback
Janice Kempf
Pamela Kidwell
Steven Milkey
Chester Riley
Jean Schaible
Carolyn Schmok
Mary Schumacher
Serge Vaisman
Wendy Wild
Florence Emerson
Alona Frey
Kenneth Gable
Diane Hamlin
Mike Johnson
Marcia Feldkamp
Sharon Feldkamp
James Lake
Karen Riggs
Bonnie Camburn Marcile Bauknecht
Sharon Eberle
Dolores Faust
James Feldkamp
Dale Flook
Joan LaRue
Rob Merchant
Lorraine Myers
Nancy Robison
Edward Ross
Betsy Smith
James Strait
General Honier Ross
Gail Armbruster
Laura Belleau
Barbara Hehr
Elsie Klager
Coby Livingstone
Diane Miller
Janet Richards
Jane Ross
Joan Tinker
Sandra Greenfield
Linda Heiserman
John Scherdt
Susan Washburn
Jennifer Camburn
Janis Coe
Linda Dechert
Katy Esch
Marcia Fritts
Kay Gordon
John Harvey
Cheryl Henes
Pat Hughes
Judy Jump
Kristine Kuebler
Frank Merrill
Gail Mittendorf
Dan Morton
Susan Robison
Charles Still
Debby Tracy Bruce
Uphaus
Harold. Dechert
Dianne Dibbie Luinda Hieber
Marilyn Struble
Sharon van de Water
Photos By
Dan Lirones
Rupa Trivedi
Sunita Bhargava
India
Huron Valley
Dee
Band
Robert Harvey
Russ Hollenback
Simon Girbach
Willard Mayer
Hingh Austin
Rhonda
Legion TO Elect
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